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December 22, 2016

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Golden State Warriors Should Be Praised For Relief Donations, Not Shamed For Donation Amount

Eportfolio User9 years ago03 mins

Earlier this month, a fire erupted in an Oakland warehouse, killing 36 people. Many local sports teams, including the Golden State Warriors, have contributed money to the Oakland fire relief efforts. The Warriors announced this in a tweet on December 7. While many fans were supportive of Golden State’s donation, others were not pleased by…

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Broadway Review: “The Color Purple”

Eportfolio User9 years ago02 mins

I did not think that I would like “The Color Purple,” on Broadway. When my Arts of New York City professor announced that we were going to see this show when reviewing our syllabus back in August, I was disappointed. Why couldn’t we see “Aladdin”, or “Kinky Boots,” or “Hamilton?” When I think ‘Broadway,’ I…

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The Macaulay Messenger is Macaulay Honors College's official student-run newspaper & news site.
Its goal is to inform and engage its readers by reporting on the topics that matter to everyday Macaulay students. Beats covered include campus news, arts & entertainment, nation & world, opinions, science, sports, and various topic-oriented columns.
Like other student-run publications, the success of The Messenger is exemplified through its incredible team of reporters and editors who pitch, research and report stories in a timely manner.

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